Electrocardiograph technician

Duties and responsibilities:

Electrocardiograph technicians usually work under the supervision of cardiologists in hospitals, doctors’ offices, clinics, or bedside. They operate electrocardiogram equipment t monitor patients’ heart problems. They:

v Connect electrodes to patients.

v Insert and remove catheters.

v Monitor equipment output.

v Record test results.

v Identify emergencies or abnormalities.

v Operate ultrasound equipment.

Average salary: $15,000 - $32,000

Educational requirements:

Electrocardiograph technicians must have a high school diploma or GED before beginning specialized training.

Electrocardiograph training can be obtained through vocational schools, community colleges, and in some cases through on-the-job supervised experience. Basic training takes three to six months. Advanced training takes one to two years.

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